The graph below shows our methods of dealing with waste in four countries. Summary the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant.

The bar diagram provides information on the four strategies used to address disposed materials in the Netherlands, Italy,

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, and the United Kingdom. The data contained within the visual representation indicates that removing

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to

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is the most popular method

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recycling them is marked the second.

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,

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constitute the highest proportion of accumulated

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when all countries are combined. Nations have a lesser tendency to use

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as chemicals, which percentages witnessed the lowest figures in the graph. As the chart depicts, recycling is the preferred approach in the Netherlands, turning around 68% of its unused items into new products. The percentage of recycled materials in Italy accounts for only 20%, almost twice the figures

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both

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and the United Kingdom.

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, Italy and

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selected

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as the most employed method. Both countries

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40% of their wastes,

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transforming unwanted subjects into chemicals at around 18%. In terms of burning,

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surpasses Italy by nearly 8%, levelling at 20%

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recycling accounts for only 11%. Alternatively, the United Kingdom rarely burns

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.

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nation recycles and turns items into chemicals by approximately 13% and 17% respectively. The highest figure, reaching 66%, is designated for throwing no longer used content in

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.